I’ve been using Obsidian for several years now, and I’ve always been interested in tracking my life’s progress. The problem was that my setup was fragmented. My work tasks lived in one place, my personal goals in another, and my fitness tracking in a completely separate tool. Every morning, I opened Obsidian and had to jump between multiple dashboards just to create entries. It wasn’t a problem at first, but over time the small amount of friction added up and made me inconsistent with my daily logs.
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